Characterizing Chimeric Immune Cells
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Corresponding Organization : Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry
Variable analysis
- Tail-cuff training (presence or absence)
- Engraftment of donor BM cells (confirmed by double staining of peripheral leukocytes with CD45.1-FITC and CD45.2-PE antibodies)
- Cell populations (Ly6C, Ly6G, CD11c, CD11b) in spleen and blood
- Peripheral blood collection by submandibular bleed without anesthesia at 6 weeks after BMT
- Spleen and blood sample collection from SJL and C3HeB mice
- Cell suspension preparation (mincing, centrifugation, resuspension in 3% FBS)
- Blood sample processing (incubation with ammonium-chloride-potassium lysis buffer, washing, resuspension in 3% FBS)
- Cell viability and cell number assessment using trypan blue staining
- Antibody staining (Ly6C-PE, Ly6G-FITC, CD11c-APC, CD11b-PE CY7)
- Compensation controls using IgG beads stained with single-color antibodies
- Flow cytometry analysis using Accuri C6 and FlowJo software
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